Though Burton Malkiel, the author of the classic investing book A Random Walk Down Wall Street, has long favored passive management, he takes an active approach to enhancing a portfolio’s…
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Malkiel: Enhance Index Investing With Tax-Loss Harvesting
Though Burton Malkiel, the author of the classic investing book A Random Walk Down Wall Street, has long favored passive management, he takes an active approach to enhancing a portfolio’s…
Burton Malkiel's Review of Howard Marks' Mastering the Market Cycle
An article in The Wall Street Journal offers Burton Malkiel’s review of Howard Marks’ new book, Mastering the Market Cycle. According to the article, the book focuses on Marks’ belief…
Burton Malkiel on How to Invest in an Overpriced Market
In a recent article for The Wall Street Journal, Burton Malkiel, author of the celebrated market tome A Random Walk Down Wall Street, wrote that “Investors have reason to worry.”…
Index Fund Pioneer Warming to Computer-Generated Trading
Princeton economics professor Burton Malkiel, who started the first passive index fund for Vanguard in 1976, has experienced a “remarkable change of heart,” according to a recent article in the…
Malkiel Warns of Expensive Market and Lower Future Returns
Burton G. Malkiel, CIO of Weathfront and author of the best selling investment book, “A Random Walk Down Wall Street”, offers advice for investing in an expensive market in the…
"Random Walk" Author Malkiel: Keep It Simple
Burton Malkiel, the Princeton economist known for his book A Random Walk Down Wall Street and espousal of the efficient market hypothesis, hasn’t changed his beliefs after the recent financial…
Gross, Lynch, Malkiel: Varied Perspectives on Current Market
In interviews with the Washington Post, three top market minds — former Fidelity star manager Peter Lynch, PIMCO’s bond guru Bill Gross, and Princeton professor and author Burton Malkiel —…
Bogle, Siegel, O'Shaughnessy: Where Do They Have Their Own Money?
While they have been hit hard over the past year, many of the world’s top investors aren’t shying away from the stock and bond markets, writes The Wall Street Journal’s…
